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Update static config #101
Update static config #101
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Updated the notes to fix spelling mistakes, odd formatting choices and add additional information.
…CCDC_Practice_Infrastructure into Update-Static-Config
Updated to add routing and DNS configuration notes. (Still need to fix spelling mistake. I will make a separate PR after this for that)
Please DO NOT merge till others I have requested reviewed this. |
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This looks good to me
@@ -13,6 +18,9 @@ Click Create and fill out the information in the *Basics* window. If you chose t | |||
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> Selecting the *Untagged* network is preferred to prevent any internal conflicts, and we have observed it is much more stable in our environment. | |||
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In the *Route* window configure it to use the **Manual** mode so we can make this network *internal* and not able to immediately access the internet. Fill in a `CIDR` range that does not conflict with the host's network (In our case do not use addresses that conflict with `192.168.0.0/21`). You should also set the `Gateway` to be some address in the `CIDR` range you selected. |
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I would add, how can someone determine and confirm the host's network CIDR range?
For the purpose of longevity of this document, in the event it ever changes.
> The use of the following options is **OPTIONAL** you can remove all of them, and the netplan can be applied to multiple VMs without issues. | ||
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> macaddress: MACADDR |
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Make a note that "MACADDR" is a placeholder for an actual mac address
"FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF"
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I've added some simple suggestions.
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Fix number bullet point
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6. Click *add* and fill out the information (IP address *We are on a /21 network*) | ||
1. Click *add* and fill out the information. |
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Is this supposed to be 6. instead of 1.
…CCDC_Practice_Infrastructure into Update-Static-Config
Overview of Changes
Updated Linux Static Configuration Documents (standalone) and the Harvester Document to refer to routes and DNS configuration as creating internal networks often requires this.
Reason for Modification
This cleans up some of the old documentation (marginally) and it updates the new Harvester docs with additional information that may be helpful.
Verification
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